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Thursday, January 30, 2020 Main Page 2020 Court Calendar Mary H. Harris, Circuit Clerk Deputy Clerk E-filing Information Pro Se Alafile Registration Absentee Voting Passport Information Records Request Small Claims District Civil Circuit Civil Domestic Relations Child Support Juvenile Petition for Protection from Abuse Traffic Court District Criminal Circuit Criminal Expungements Magistrate/Warrants Phone Directory for Court System Court Calendar / News Employment Procedures Need an Attorney? Links Shelby County, Alabama Eighteenth Judicial Circuit Shelby County Courthouse First Floor, Room 128 112 North Main Street P.O. Box 1810 Columbiana, AL 35051 Office Hours Monday Through Friday 8:00 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. (Open during lunch) State Holiday Schedule - 2020 Pay traffic tickets or criminal fines online. Need Directions? Click Here for a map from Mapquest.com . Welcome to the Circuit Clerk of Shelby County's website. Our mission is to provide our visitors with helpful online information about our office and its services. Please select a department or category from the menu to the left to find the information you need. Should you have any comments or perhaps you were unable to find information you feel should be included on our site, please feel free to contact our web master . Additional legal and court related information, forms, support, and services are available at www.alacourt.gov . To register for E-notices as a Pro Se go to https://alafile.alacourt.gov and click on Register. Once you have completed the registration process as a pro se, please print the form and bring to the Clerks Office during normal business hours along with a state issued photo identification card. Your information will be processed and then you will recieve a copy of any electronic orders entered in your case via e-mail. This website is being provided merely for the purpose of providing instructions as to the procedures of this office and in no way should be construed as advice as to laws. The law prohibits the Circuit Clerk from giving legal advice. If you need legal assistance, you should see an attorney. Services court staff can and cannot provide Email Mary Email the webmaster...